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Pterce's " Pellets '-or anti-bilious granule
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

shuttle and deal of the Democratic cards;
and in this connection it is most interest
ing to observe that the talk about
"read1ng out" certain Democrats next
year emanates from Dallas, at which
place was inaugrated last year congress
sional movement in the Sixth district
that met the opposition of men who
called themselves At that time the "True
Blues"
OF course if the Democrats of Texas
desire 10 substitute mir. Mills for Mr..
Coke, Mr.. Gibbs for Mr.. Resgan ana the
other gentlemen who have been selected
by the grand cyclops OF this Scheme OF
Substitution for those who are nov
enjoying the favor of the people, the
Democrats have perfect right to do 50
But it Is in bad taste to fix the slate with
out consulting the Democratic voters, and
trife previous to count chickens before
they are Matched.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

at most opportune moment. His cam
psign is to be one Of sectiona!ism rather
than partisanship, Of "reminiscences
rather than living issues, and of brutal
passion rather than enlightened states
manship. He has SO elected, and this
seems to be his choice and better adapted
to his peculiar talents than would be q
broader and more ststesmanllke course.
In so far as Mr.. Sherman is con-
cerned the issue is made up and
all he has now to do is to continue his
fight of bitterness, so fercely begun.
The friends OF Nj. Blaine will have to
take more moderate course. They can
not 60 beyond the extravagances Of the
Shermans, Tuttles, Forskers and others
of similar stripe. They must diyerge
from the road marked out by the Ohio
statesman sufficiently to give their cam
paign distinctive feature Of moderation.
This will be placing Mr.. Blaine in an
awkward position. he is somewhat of q
OOOLAS1 I44IlSCAis LIZ I'D AOL as ssCLLLC Us q
lamb St least. And when he fairly warns
up to it, he can say thing or two against
the south about IS vigorously as can
Mr.. Sherman. The Oaio boys have stolen
his thunder. Their platform, that infant
Of day, is the political H9rmes that has
left its cradle and stolen Apollos oxen.
Mr.. Blaine must make 8 campaign of
moderation and conservatism, for which
he is suited neither by sentiment nor by
talent. He is bold, aggressive, fulmina-
tory, fierce end bitter. DeIoeration,
GOODNESS, moderation and conservatism
ind no place in his methods. He IS at 3
disadvantage which VIII be difficult to
overcome, or would be for less cspa-
Die politician, but he is cunning, fruitful
in resources, rich II expedients, quick
INSCRIPTIONS, far seeing, and before the
country and his opponents know whst he
is doing he will have achieved a
victory. His visit to Europe is not
solely for pleasure. lie is continually
casting an achor to the windwsrd, to use
his own metaphor. The coercion bill IN
Ireland has just gone into effect, ard the
outrages aud fortunes which will be in
fl!cted upon the suffering paas2ntry of
that country will furnish q splendid
theme for sentimental eloquence. and Mr..
Blaine will likely take advantage of it.
He will return, after being an eye witness
20 these enormities, q Kossu.h Who
will stertIe the civilized world
with his sublime denunciations
Of this barbsrity and win for
himself the friendship not only of Irish.
Americans but of all lovers Of liberty
This wave OF excitement be can time so
as to float upon it to nomination and
submerge all opposition from Ohio.
Doubtless Mr.. Blaine is considering some
such scheme. He is most capable poll
tician, and from present indications there
can be little doubt but what the man
from Maine will have the honor OF being
showed under in 1883 by Grover CIeYe-
| land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.

The news OF the unanimous and enthu-
sias:ic Endorsement of John Sherman by
the Republicans of Ohio will be anything
but pleasant information to the gentle
man from Maine, who is now sojourning
in fair Scotia. 1t gives the rabid tinen-
cier 9 standing in the home circle snd 3
patriarchal seat among the Republican
Levites which puts all opponents st s.
disadvantage, and gives him promi-
hence and Importance which is not the
prize of any other. BE was there him
self and managed the whole sffair. BE
made mistake in his Springfield TRADE
which must have ruined him, had not
the rebel fsg episode come to his rescue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
DEVELOPING THE DEAL.

Daily there is discovered to the stu
dent of current political Affairs in Texas
the unfolding Of what seems TO be e plan,
somewhere snd at some time inaugurated
by q few leading spirits. The first indi-
cation Of en- apparent plan was seen in
this extract from en- editorial in the St.
Louis Republicans
There will be remarkable crop of political
cOrpses in the event of prohibition being de-
feated. The state Will DC strewn with them.
The young men will be on top In the party or
ganization, and Gibbs, Shepard, Clark, Grain,
kngore ct al. VIII be heard of In future where
Reagan, Nancy, Culberson and Lanham were
heard of in the past. The Texas Democracy
Is al present in squall, but 1t is sturdy
vessel and will weather the storm. The DALI
ance OF Senator Coke and a. w. Terrell Will not
be apt to increase their strength when the
battle is over; white, on the other hand, tho
gallant contest of Roger q. Mills for the main
tenauce of pure Democracy Will inevitably
place him ct the head of the party and land
him in the United States Senate in the sweet
by ard by.
The voice is the voice of Missouri, out
the hand is the hand of Texas. The gen.
tleman VINO now furnishes Texas inform
alton and m!sinforma.ion to the Rspub
Iican is the same who made the Calves
ton News the organ Of Hon. Barnet
Gibbs and of the other kids of the flock
| He is an Emerald Islander with fac
Italian hand. He Is loyal to Barney
Gibbs, loyal for aye, even sway eff in tht
''robber state' and, it will be noted, put:
Mr.. Gibbs before Shepard and Grain and
Clark and the other kids who are t
take the places OF Coke and Reagan
and Maxey and Cujberson snC
the other men Who are known snd love(
in Texss by Texans.
few days since the Dallas organ O
Mr.. Gibbs gave out this pointer:
1t is noticed that 10 Abbott, Congressman
from this district, has announced against pro
hibirion. He did It late IN the day, when thj
| fight had been made a2d won. still, 1t is bette
| to come late than not to come 81 al. Men ar
honored In hot battles by their prominence q
the front. Abbott was perhaps saving himsel
to be a fresh soldier when the enemy was II
retreat.
Thursday morning the Dallas News, il
anticipation of victory on next Thursday
made this quasi announcement:
Mills was lion. When his name was men
toned a: any time the crowds yelled. He 1
evidently on top and may run Coke close 70
| the United states Senate, for there is an issu
between them now and the people will have
say when the victorious antis claim tha right t
dictate who shall be rewarded. People fron
many parts Of Texas wore badges inscribed
Freedom; Mills is orr chleftain." What doe
| this mean?
And from Cleburne comes the Ere
Lance with "Seth Shepard for Congress-
at it's masthead.
All these signs point Enthusiastically t
plan conceived by some one to max
the present canvass the occasion of ne'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

THE Gslveston-Dailas News opposes
prohibition, declaringi it to b. an un-Dem.
ocratic measure. Prohibition can be IN
Democratic only in case 1t is sn uawar-
rauted invasion Of personal liberty. But,
the News criticises opium joints, gam
bling, deadly weapons and usury inhiOi-
tions as invasions of personal liberty. 1t
follows, then, that the CD. News
opposes the opium joint, deadly
weapon, gaming and usury laws, or
is hypocritical in declaring prohibition
to be un-Democratic. Does the CD.
News admit the gauziness OF the "sump-
tuary" argument, Or does 1t want society
turned over to the personal liberty of
gambling, pistol carrying, opium smok-
ing and whatever else mans appetite
may demand as an inalienable right?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
TO LETTER WRITER'S.

THE GAZETTE is constantly IN receipt
of arguments pro ct con on the prohibit
ton question. We cannot make place
Cor any Of these communications without
printing all OF them, and to print al of
them would exclude everything else from
thepsper. All arguments on the ques-
tion must be sent to the business ofllce
with request for terms. THE GAZETTE
cannot return such communications IN
less stamps are sent to prepay return
postage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

THE Fort Worth GAZETTE is engaged In
booming Senator Coke TOR re election. Its eff
ton be adopted or defeated, Senator Coke will
not be his own successor. This is neither 8
threat nor a prediction. It's Simply gospel
fact Austin Dispatch.
Senator Coke has served Texas faith
fully; and if there be no other reason
for his retirement than his position in
this prohibition canvass, he will not be
retired. Whether the pros would cruelty
him because he votes anti, or
the ants would cruelty him because he
stands on the Democratic state platform,
the people will cruelty the men who try
to cruelty HIM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

The following letter from Rev. Mr..
Lane, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Hillsboro, Ohio, pays a Just
tribute to Texas and is emphatic reply
TO the falsehoods of the northern press {:
HILLsBoBo, HIGHLAND COUNTY, ONO, /
July y, 1851. !
To the Editor of the Gazette.
DEAR SIR-While many of our ignorant and
malicious northern editors seem to glory In any
bad news or SANDERS on Texas, | feel 1t pleas
ant duty to cay few words on the other side.
In the fall of 1885 l spent eight days in TeXa'
from Texarkans to odessa and on at Donisou,
making 1900 miles. l saw bat one drunken
man, heard less swearing than l would IN one
hour IN any average Pennsylvania or Ohio VII
lage. And as to climate, no place Ia the north
can compare with West Texas.
on the 18th the Ohio and Pennsylvania heat
averaged in outdoor shade from lO3 to 129 de
grees, and In southwest rooms in frame build
ings Us degrees, and IN the sun l3j degrees,
! and in an indianapolis store the eggs Matched.
\ ours truly, :. LANE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
Send Nonr sampiss.
Hardcmgn NcWs.

Samples Of corn, oats, wheat, milIet.
sorghum, Egyptian corn, melons and
anything else raised On Hardeman county
land should be sent to Msior John Adam
son, Quanah, to be put on exhibition ST
the Dallas fair. With each sample should
be also sent full description of the soil,
when planted, when gathered, the kind oil
season, etc, including such particulars as
any one would want to know - under
stand the capabilities of your soil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

SOME journalistic neophyte has started
the report that the telegraph operators
were about to buy the Baltimore Ohio
telegraph lines for S4,OO0,000. When
the old timer, who is ''under the flag"
perhaps, reads this report ne will put his
right'tthumb on top of his stylus and
lead pencil to hold them in his vest peck
ct while he laughs loud hilarious laugh,
which will pump all the air out Of his
lungs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
HOW TO VOTE.
Form GO Ticket and synopsis of the amen
msnts
THE TICKET

THE TICKET.
l. FOR state prohibition.
Against state prohibition.
> For the amendment to section q,
article CT the constitution.
Against the amendment 20 section 81,
article . of the constitution.
3. For the amendment to section H.,
article I.
Against the amendment 70 section II,
article !.
4. For the amendment to section u,
article 6.
Against the amendment TO section y,
article :.
5. For the amendment to section 4, er-
IicLe s, Of the constitution.
Against the amendment to section (,
article 6, OF the constitution.
6. For the amendment OF article ). re
lating to the judiciary.
Against the amendment! Of article >, re
lating to the Judiciary.
EXPLANATION.
Tie first amendment provides Tor state
prohibition of the whisky traffic.
TIE second amendment provides for
extending the legislative term from sixty
to ninety days, and fixing per diem and
mileage.
The third amendment provides for con
stituting g permanent University fund,
and investing the same.
The fourth amendment provides for
empowering the Legislature 70 provide
for the assessment and collection Of taxes
in unorganized counties.
The fifth amendment provides for the
punishment Ct fraud and preserving the
purity of the bsIlct-boX, and providing
for the registration OF voters in cities OF
| 10, 900 inhabitants and upwards end in
such counties as the Legislature may
deem advisable.
The sixth amendment provides for 81
increase of the members Of the Supreme
court to not less than five nor more thar
seven, for fixing salaries Of he judges Of
the several courts CT the state, from Dis
trict court up; Tor rules and regulation
of the different courts; and for removs
Of the judges and officials CT the different
courts tor just cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
TO ALL CORRESPONDENTS

TO ALL CORRESPONDENT
Correspondents are sgain notified not
10 send THE GAZETTE synopses Of pro
hibition or snti-prohlhition speeches
Those who cannot comply with this in
struction Will please send nothing ct ell
It is enough to send the name of the ora
Tor and the number of the audience, with
any unusual incident. TIE GAZETTE
warts no mans opinions Or biased re
OOrtS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

THE Massachusetts men whose heads
are conspicuous on the paper currency Of
the country are: On the SO greenbacks,
Webster; $50 greenoacks, Franklin; en-
the $50 silver certificate, Edward Everett;
and on the $500, Charles Sumner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

81 WAS a member of the first Demo
Cratic state convention which ever as
sembled in Texas. 1t met in the city OF
Austin in 1847," says Senator Reagan
Won't Messrs. Wade, Gibbs & Co. have
their hands full in reading the old gen
tleman out?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
HATCH IOUR BALLOTS.

The prohibition joint resolution re-
Quires ballots to have printed or written
on them:
For State Prohibition.
Or, Against State Prohibition.
The omission of the word state will be
fatal, a all ballots that simply have on
them "for prohibition" or against pro-
hibitioH" will be valueless. Let voters
be careful. Watch your ballots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
Nor,ce to Uoutrac.or-

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FORT WORTH. IEE..-
sealed proposals VIII be- r..s.. e. -
office up to u'C Ock B.. M.. ta..-t .
gins well for the city of Fort d. .r-. l.st 20
pumping station on the Trinity 2. .eri 80 70.
,curbing with brick and conp.e,t'z --. =
full, according to specialization. n1.' D.
this oih'e. Specialization ard r
posals can be had by agrlgi--
bll bids must be Gcc0mpsr!ci ST.
check for five hundred $500 30. --- ..e
able to the Mayor OF the cit. of ". " ~. b.
Q guarantee Of his or their su,.. -F ti-- y
good and sufficient bond accept me Ii
Council OF said city 70 the so.. let. 10 = -.
WORT according 20 specification. JIG "-.
works cor mit,ee reserve The I.-.- 90 Re. 49,
any end all bids. ". T.. kI>C. CIT. Ll- . ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

SEE thst your ticket reads ''for State
Prohibition" or against State Prohi-
bition." The omission OF the word state
is fatal Fraudulent tickets are scattered
al over the state, Read your ballot and
see that the word state is not omitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

THE newspapers have been saying that
Henry S, Ives would drop his wealth if he
fooled with Wall street, and the report
comes that ne is banKrupted. The news
papers are gaining reputation as prophets,
and this is all done IN warm weather a.
the usual subscription rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

Means.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

SEE that your ticket reads "for State
Prohibition" or against State Prohi-
bition." The omission Of the word state
is fatal. Fraudulent tickets are scattered
all over the state. Resd your ballot ard
see that the word state is not omitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

SEE that your ticket reads "for State
Prohibition" or against State Prohi-
bition." The omission Of the word state
is fatal. Fraudulent tickets are scattered
all over the state. Read your ballot and
see that the word state is not omitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

THE banks are FILLING all around US.
Knee brooches should again come in fash
ion, so that we could carry our wealth IN
our stockings. Holding 50 in person
hand is tiresome, and to deposit 1t is
dangerous
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
Lost Sister.

Mrs, Elizabeth Farrell, or anyone
knowing her whereabouts will please
communicate same to her sister, Mrs
Marths Davis, BaIlinger, Texas. Elk
changes please copy. VIII the generous
courtesy of the Texas press please copy
this as q favor 20 an anxious eister.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

DENTON has sn srtesian well which
throws stream of water thirty feet up
in the air. Fort Worth congratulates
Denton, and Denton and Fort Worth con-
dole with Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

SEE that your ticket reads "for State
Prohibition" or "Against State Prohi-
bition." The omission Of the word state
is fatal. Fraudulent tickets are scattered
all over the state. Read your baitot and
see that the word state is not omitted g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

THE "B and o. deal' has been march
ing up and down the land seeking whom
it might devour for long time. 1t has
lust made meal on Philadelphia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
Glorious Fort Worth,
MlIIs Point Z hroniclc.

The people of Fort Worth have made
some capital hits this wear. They first ever
lastingly endeered themselves to the ed
itors of the state then the Prohibitionists,
ard last OF ell the -Prohibi.ioDists.
Glorious Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01
Proposals for Oorn and l,ran
HEtDQUARTERs'DE JF IH. N'--''
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! Sea ed proposals in triplicate.
! usual cOnditiDns, wifi ue receive B.. ...-
/ ana at the Offices Of the QUcrte-- tr- TO- -
P0s-s named below, until j. 0'ciae- =.
treL standard time, or NedLe- Tag, -t--
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| opened In the presence Of b!Iie--
Ing AMI delivery during the fiscal ser t''--7
June 50, lsss. Of corn and bran III T -,
SlI-. Gibson and supply, lad! -e--. -
r OFT Elliot, Texas; Forts lie y.L"J- I-.-{
| anI !iays, Kansas and Forts Lyon, -A~l-ii
ana Lewis, Colorado. Also, On cas- 81 .-.-. -
stations nearest 10 Tue posts --
| rzlrodd points Ia haneas, Coi2rei'
Iiaolan 1eIrlsofys to the ext. nj o. --.- 1850
lies re gained on each road. 1850
z9IhefroYernme Mt reserves the r'la-
| any or al bids, or any par. OF am Dc u IN
| enCe given to articles Of dom 81 iT,-- ~
ana manufacture, conditions OF psi 81 -,
| lty being equal, and such preference 80.
ARTICLES or American production ana '-.'-----.
tQIe produce on the Pacific coast o. i-t ~ n.
! OF the consumption required BY tn 49,
serfice there.
Blank proposals a-d printed Cru ars :! 80 -
full Information, Will be furnished or A.
ton to this Office or to the QIarter-las.-i7 -
the posts named. 30
Envelopes containing proposals sao--41
marked Proposals for corn or bran. =h.- -. -
dressed to the undersigned or to the re7Pt-.. 4
above. JAMES trILLi>, d..
mhj1r ard Quarterm1s:er, L. : 4, -'-'
quar- .ermaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

SEE that your ticket reads ''ior State
Prohibition" or against State Prohi-
bition." The omission of the word istate
is fatal. Fraudulent tickets are scattered
all over the state. Read your ballot and
see that the word state is not omitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-01

WHAT next? An Engl!shman has sue
ceeded in photographing colors. Il IS q
long process, or several Of them, rather
but the result is all that could be desired.